What are the specifications of the included dovetail bit? Especially angle, bottom diameter, chuck diameter.
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The Dovetail Bit is 9/32 7 degrees 1/4 shank P/N 43777PC @ Amazon $14.99 The Straight Bit is 3/16 7 degrees 1/4 shank @ Amazon $17.84A word of caution: the template/jig is great but you can not cut Blind Dovetails as advertised, only box/finger and thru dovetails. Any other questions please respondto allardjassie@yahoo.com Dave Allard
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The Dovetail Bit is 9/32 7 degrees 1/4 shank P/N 43777PC @ Amazon $14.99 The Straight Bit is 3/16 7 degrees 1/4 shank @ Amazon $17.84 A word of caution: the template/jig is great but you can not cut Blind Dovetails as advertised, only box/finger and thru dovetails. Any other questions please respond to allardjassie@yahoo.com Dave Allard
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Bottom diameter is .280 chuck diameter is .250 I am not sure what the angle is.
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The bit sizes that are included are (1) 5/32 x 4 in. x 6 in., (1) 3/16 in. x 4 in. x 6 in., (1) 1/4 in. x 2 in. x 4 in., (1) 3/8 in. x 4 in. x 6 in., (1) flat chisel, (1) point chisel in. I really can't suggest a more complete kit without knowing what bit sizes you are needing. These drill bit provide a great range of bit sizes that insure fast impact when working with concrete, stone, and masonry.
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Chuck size is the adjustable opening at the end for the bit. This drill has a 3/8" chuck size capability, so you would be OK.
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I measure 6 1/2 inches with a 7/64 bit attached. Since the chuck extends a bit with a small bit attached, the diameter of a larger bit may have the chuck retract slightly. Table dropped to bottom of travel.
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Product SpecificationsDrill Bit Size (Decimal Inch) 0.7500Drill Bit Size (Inch) 3/4Overall Length (Inch) 2-3/16Drill Bit Material Diamond-TippedShank Type StraightShank Cross-Section Shape Round 1/4"Through Coolant (Yes/No) NoCutting Direction Right Hand
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This is not a regular drill set. These are carving engraving bits. * Model Number:7105 * bit diameter inch: 11/64" * bit diameter mm: 4.4 mm * description: Diamond round ball Wheel Point * shank diameter: 3/32", 2.4 mm -------------- * Model Number:7144 * bit diameter inch: 3/32" * bit diameter mm: 2.4 mm * description: Diamond Wheel Point * shank diameter: 3/32", 2.4 mm
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Hey Earl, The drill chuck has 11 teeth and a 5/16" pi;ot. The pilot hole is the key to most chucks, the teeth will follow. Hope this helps
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yes anything with standard chuck should work if the chuck is 3/8 some larger bits might not fit! 1/2 bits probably wont fit!
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Yes. With the proper bit, there is plenty of power to drive and remove screws. Read my comments about the chuck though before you decide to make a purchase. Thanks
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The chuck is a taper fit and requires some patience to get it seated properly. It has "JT33" stamped into the side of it. Hope that helps answer your question. Although I have only used it for "light" work (I build replica black powder pistols), it is a great little unit-no complaints. Pat Gorman
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Wouldn't you know it...as soon as I said I hadn't seen one, the first recommendation on my Amazon account is what I think you are looking for: PSI Woodworking Products LTCA18 Live Tailstock Chuck Adapter 1-Inch by 8TPI Male Thread Mounting to a 2 MTUnfortunately it is out of stock for now.
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Yes, the chuck is standard 1/4" hex and will accept any driver bit of that size. Driver bit sets with all styles and sizes are readily available anywhere.
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The spindle we provide uses a 3-jaw chuck rated for up to 1/8" shank end mills. It in fact opens slightly larger. To use a 1/4" end mill on our system you would either use a 1/4" end mill that has a 1/8" shank (you can get large end mills with small shanks, not sure of available dimensions or ratings) or use a different spindle that can accommodate a larger diameter bit. You can always generate the required tool path with a 1/8" end mill specified and have the 1/8" end mill do the work the 1/4" dia unit would have done and export that GCode for use on our standard system. Hope this helps.
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Hey Jim sorry Im not good with metrics but it does hold a 9/32 drill bit.Also to my knowledge they do make large bits with this small diameter end.and I found a nifty conversion sight http://mdmetric.com/tech/cvtcht.htm 0.2813 inch to 7.14502mm I hope this helps Im also going to see if I am able to change the drill head to a biger size so I dont have to find special bits.
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Does not have chuck. It uses "rapid load, speed load, etc) bits. So, it depends on the adapter but not made for larger than I'd say 1/4'' in my opinion. I use it for quick light drilling but mostly as a very handy power screwdriver with plenty of power for that...
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The bit brand doesn't matter, but you should ALWAYS use a piloted bit (one with a bearing) when using this or any other instrument like it. The pilot (bearing) rides in the guides to gauge the size and depth of the dovetail you're making. Use the bit provided on LOTS of scraps of wood, starting with something fairly soft like pine, then move on to harder woods to get a feel for how the thing works. The more practiced you are, the more confident you can become, but trust the bearing bits and let the tool guide you. Non-bearing bits will only lead to disaster.
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1/4" shank with a bearing on it to run against the jig. It can be changed to other 1/4" bits jig works well